The University has received a gift to establish an Alumni Association scholarship fund.

The gift was given by David Johnson of Colorodo Springs, Colo., a 1971 graduate and former president of the Alumni Association; his wife, Carolyn; his mother, Mary Jane; and his sister, Susan. Johnson said that other former Association presidents and board members will be urged to contribute to the fund and that he hopes others will contribute.

"The gifts of the Johnsons and of other former Alumni Association officers wonderfully express the Notre Dame family's affection, respect and gratitude for some of our most dedicated students," said University President Edward Malloy.

The scholarships will be administered by Notre Dame's Office of Financial Aid. Beginning this fall, they will be given annually to selected students who work in the University's Alumni Association office or are members of the Student Alumni Relations Group.

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